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I'm looking to purchase a sporty FWD car within the next few months and have narrowed it down to these two cars, however I'm having trouble making the final decision. I'll be using this car mostly for the weekends - I don't have a car at the moment, but my workplace is within a walking distance and I tend to use public transport or taxi for anything else.

Main criteria:

• Fun to drive (the most important one)
• Good looking
• Could be used for occasional track days (I'd like the option even if I decide not to use it)
• Reasonably practical for the rare occasions I have passengers

Given the purpose of this car, I don't particularly care about the fuel economy or the insurance costs (I'm 30

I currently own an HTC One M8. It's a great phone but it's almost 4 years old and is near the end of its life. I'm looking to upgrade it to something that will easily last me for another 2 or 3 years.

Country: Latvia (prices are comparable to the rest of the Europe)

Price: 700 - 800 EUR (if there's a phone that ticks all of the boxes, I'm willing to go above)

Size preference: 6 inches or slightly above

What will it be used for: mostly media, web browsing, emails. I don't play games on my phone so gaming performance is not a concern.

Must-have features: 3.5 mm headphone jack, small bezels (a small notch is fine though), scratch resistant glass, at least 128 GB of stor

• Age: 29
• Location: Latvia (Eastern Europe, which also means a fairly cold winter with snow)
• Price range: 40K EUR (I could probably stretch it to 50K for the right car but prefer to stay within 40K)
• Primary use: Daily commuting, regular weekend rides
• Must haves: Manual gearbox, at least 200hp
• Nice to have: RWD, 2 doors, sports / performance package, reliable, good sound system
• Passengers and space: Not important
• Cars I've looked at
  • Toyota GT86 / Subaru BRZ - Pros: cheap, looks great, fantastic reliability. Cons: 200hp seems underpowered, might be a very tight fit (I'm 6ft 3in / 191cm), somewhat lacking equipment without customization op

After reinstalling FO4 the settlement happiness is stuck at it's default value. This affects all my settlements and happens regardless if I'm using an older save or a fresh one. I've tried disabling all mods but that didn't change anything. For the record, I'm using the same mods as before, but this bug has appeared only recently, so I'm hesitant to blame it on the mods.

I'm aware that Bethesda changed something in the last few updates that may cause inactive settlers, but this is something completely new. Googling the problem hasn't helped either - pretty much all of the results are about happiness value being stuck at certain point (for example, 85), but working properly otherwise. In my

I want to start working out again after taking the last 6 months off due to several health issues. Before I had to take a break, I had just started doing Stronglifts. Unfortunately I struggled a lot with squats / deadlifts / barbell rows due to a lack of flexibility - my back was almost always rounding (I know, it's bad). I also have a sedetary job (software dev) that doesn't help.

While I'm fairly sure that I could minimize the back rounding during squats by not going past parallel, I can't do much regarding the other 2 exercises - I'm 6' 3'' with long legs and I can't maintain the correct posture even with an empty bar. I'm looking for safer alternatives that I can do until I improve my g

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Yes.

What is your intended use for this build? The more details the better.

Gaming, programming (Linux / Windows), probably some movies, not much else. The games I'm planning to run on this: Fallout 4, Mass Effect: Andromeda (probably 1 - 1.5 years until it is released), NBA 2K.

If gaming, what kind of performance are you looking for? (Screen resolution, FPS, game settings)

60+ FPS at 1920x1080 or 2560x1080. I would prefer to max all settings.

What is your budget (ballpark is okay)?

1000 - 1300 EUR (around 1100 - 1450 USD) including all peripherals. I w

What I'd like to hear is how to approach such situation and how to deal with the results - possibly reduced income, lack of experience and having to compete with younger (possibly a lot younger) people for the same position, clients etc.

The reason I'm asking this is that I recently found myself in such a situation. Now I have to work for younger and at the same time more experienced people than myself. While the age difference in my case is not that big, it still feels a bit weird. Any advice or shared experience will be appreciated.